Boston-based architect Sheila Narusawa was educated at the University of Michigan but has lived in Japan and Scandinavia; her eclectic design vocabulary is informed by both cultures, and works especially well in New England summer houses. We especially love her white spaces punctuated by black elements; view her work at Sheila Narusawa. First spotted on Materialicious.
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